fwmacro
Description
fwmacro is a library for generating iptables/ip6tables rules and to generate input files for iptables-restore and ip6tables-restore.
The library comes with two scripts: fwmpp and fwmc
The fwmpp command processes the simplified rules to a set of ip[6]tables rules and fwmc compiles a set of ip[6]tables rules to a ip[6]tables-restore file.
Usage
Typical setup/usage will be:
Create files with default chain sets in /etc/fwmacro/chains[4|6]/
Create a file with simplified rules in /etc/fwmacro/fw.rules
Compile these with: fwmpp /etc/fwmacro/fw.rules
Build restore files with: fwmc
Install iptables rules with: iptables-restore /etc/fwmacro/ipv4.rules
Install ip6tables rules with: ip6tables-restore /etc/fwmacro/ipv6.rules
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